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  • Align 800 Stretch

    Has anyone here done the 800 stretch including the 800 blades if so how does it fly?
    Do what u do best


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  • #2
    I haven't, but you've got me curious.

    Do you have any info about it, or a link to a video, or some setup information or something?

    Thanks.
    JR Vibe Fifty fb (YS56)

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Steve View Post
      I haven't, but you've got me curious.

      Do you have any info about it, or a link to a video, or some setup information or something?

      Thanks.

      i have nothing thats y i was asking and i havent seen no vids also
      Do what u do best


      T rex 700LE beast x radix 710 fbl blades
      T rex 700LE stock radix 710 SB
      T rex 600LE beast x radix 600 fbl blades
      T rex 550E beast x align blades
      DX7 and DX8
      Phoenix sim
      And plenty of spare parts

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      • #4
        Align T-rex 800E - YouTube

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        • #5
          Strangely I've been thinking about doing this to my redundant 700n it does seem very few have done it as I was looking on the freak too and there is very little there too although dave dahl said that you should run a HS of around 1400-1500
          Last edited by millerman; 22-10-2011, 09:31 AM.
          Kel Velocity 50 sk-720 ,Fusion 50 v-bar pro 5.2 ,Velocity 90 v-bar pro 5.2 & JR DSX11 ,Phoenix and a fridge full of bottled water RCHA Courier Services PM for Details www.parcelshipper.co.uk and www.impactexpress.co.uk

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          • #6
            When I looked at it the Align bits to stretch a 700 are relatively cheap ~£40 from memory but it was the £150 for the Edge blades, they were the only ones with 800's out at the time, that put me off. Align have a set of 800's out for £93 at FL, so that's decent 690 - 710 blade price, so could be worth looking at again.

            Not sure I'd like to do it on a 700N but a 700E would probably be an ideal candidate for it because of the extra power,, so it can use the extra blade length.

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            • #7
              Wow - what tail boom and tail drive mechanism would you use on that?
              Raptor 90 SE FBL e-conversion, Raptor E720, Raptor E820, Synergy E7, Goblin 700 & TREX 700N

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Si Goodchild View Post
                Wow - what tail boom and tail drive mechanism would you use on that?
                I would think the align stretch kit Si

                Edit : http://www.align-trex.co.uk/800-stre...01-p-2102.html
                Kev




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                • #9
                  Originally posted by challis349 View Post
                  Blimey, that's cheap.
                  Raptor 90 SE FBL e-conversion, Raptor E720, Raptor E820, Synergy E7, Goblin 700 & TREX 700N

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                  • #10
                    Hey.

                    Having done something similar to my turbine predator a few years back, the increased rotor size lightens the disk loading as you're carrying the same amount of weight but under bigger wings so to speak.
                    Head speed will need to be lowered, agility will not be quite so chuckable as a stock 700, but the model will have a real presence in the air and auto amazingly well.

                    This is good for carrying heavy loads such as cameras etc, or hauling a heavy turbine around. As has been seen with the logo extreme it makes for slower and smooth 3D
                    .
                    Ian Contessa
                    Robbe SchluterUK / Midland Helicopters / Align



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                    • #11
                      Not sure I'd like to do it on a 700N but a 700E would probably be an ideal candidate for it because of the extra power,, so it can use the extra blade length.
                      you have a point there it would need diffrent gearing and suchlike would be awsome at 1950 HS yeeeeeeeee haaaaaaaa LOL
                      Kel Velocity 50 sk-720 ,Fusion 50 v-bar pro 5.2 ,Velocity 90 v-bar pro 5.2 & JR DSX11 ,Phoenix and a fridge full of bottled water RCHA Courier Services PM for Details www.parcelshipper.co.uk and www.impactexpress.co.uk

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                      • #12
                        Another nice video,great blade noise.

                        YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

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                        • #13
                          I was asking about this a while back on HF for my 700N but there didnt seem to be a great deal of info on it.I was wondering if the standard head components and a 91 engine would be up to the job.

                          Ill be dreaming about a FBL 800N with YS120 tonight then,cheers guys!
                          goblin BT700 havok (red)

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                          • #14
                            well guess what one of the guys at my club came today with a 700 nitro fbl converted to the 800 now with boom and blades and to be honest it does looks really nice and alot easier to see in the air but we notice that the heli doesnt like a high HS and it highly recomended to use more powerfull servos with alot more kg pull
                            Do what u do best


                            T rex 700LE beast x radix 710 fbl blades
                            T rex 700LE stock radix 710 SB
                            T rex 600LE beast x radix 600 fbl blades
                            T rex 550E beast x align blades
                            DX7 and DX8
                            Phoenix sim
                            And plenty of spare parts

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